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Joe Smith: 16 seasons, 12 teams, 1 competitions

From 1995-96 to 2010-11

Joe Smith
Confidence: highData through: 1995-96 → 2010-11

The question

How did Joe Smith evolve?

The evidence

When it really changed

14.6 points per gamecompared against: 18.7 points per game (-4.1 · -22 %) · Joe Smith in 1996-97

The stints

One row per stint: league, team and years. Chronological order; when two overlap, the origin comes first.

  • GSW1995-96 → 1996-97

    NBA · 2 seasons

  • GSW → PHI1997-98

    NBA · 1 season

  • MIN1998-99 → 1999-00

    NBA · 2 seasons

  • DET2000-01

    NBA · 1 season

  • MIN2001-02 → 2002-03

    NBA · 2 seasons

  • MIL2003-04 → 2005-06

    NBA · 3 seasons

  • DEN → PHI2006-07

    NBA · 1 season

  • CHI → CLE2007-08

    NBA · 1 season

  • CLE → OKC2008-09

    NBA · 1 season

  • ATL2009-10

    NBA · 1 season

  • LAL → NJN2010-11

    NBA · 1 season

When it really changed

Not every season is a change. Only jumps above the threshold declared below appear here. «Changed» means a jump larger than 4.1 points per game. It is a declared threshold, not a model.

  • 1997-98Team change: from GSW to PHI

    NBA · GSW → PHI

    Before
    1996-97 · GSW · 18.7 points per game
    After
    1997-98 · GSW → PHI · 14.6 points per game
    The measure
    -4.1 points per game versus the previous season
    Context
    NBA · GSW → PHI
  • 2006-07Team change: from MIL to PHI

    NBA · DEN

    Before
    2005-06 · MIL · 8.6 points per game
    After
    2006-07 · DEN · PHI · 8.5 points per game
    Context
    NBA · DEN
  • 2007-08Team change: from PHI to CLE

    NBA · CHI

    Before
    2006-07 · PHI · 8.5 points per game
    After
    2007-08 · CHI · CLE · 10.1 points per game
    Context
    NBA · CHI
  • 2010-11Team change: from ATL to NJN

    NBA · LAL

    Before
    2009-10 · ATL · 3.0 points per game
    After
    2010-11 · LAL · NJN · 0.5 points per game
    Context
    NBA · LAL

Production, season by season

An ACB point and an NBA point are not the same unit. The line puts seasons side by side; it does not make them equal.

  • 1995-9615.3 points per game

    NBA · GSW · 82 games

  • 1996-9718.7 points per game

    NBA · GSW · 80 games

  • 1997-9814.6 points per game

    NBA · GSW → PHI · 79 games

  • 1998-9913.7 points per game

    NBA · MIN · 43 games

  • 1999-009.9 points per game

    NBA · MIN · 78 games

  • 2000-0112.3 points per game

    NBA · DET · 69 games

  • 2001-0210.7 points per game

    NBA · MIN · 72 games

  • 2002-037.5 points per game

    NBA · MIN · 54 games

  • 2003-0410.9 points per game

    NBA · MIL · 76 games

  • 2004-0511.0 points per game

    NBA · MIL · 74 games

  • 2005-068.6 points per game

    NBA · MIL · 44 games

  • 2006-078.5 points per game

    NBA · DEN → PHI · 65 games

  • 2007-0810.1 points per game

    NBA · CHI → CLE · 77 games

  • 2008-096.6 points per game

    NBA · CLE → OKC · 57 games

  • 2009-103.0 points per game

    NBA · ATL · 64 games

  • 2010-110.5 points per game

    NBA · LAL → NJN · 16 games

FactDerivedAssumption

What this does not prove

  • An ACB point and an NBA point are not the same unit. The line puts seasons side by side; it does not make them equal.
  • «Changed» means a jump larger than 4.1 points per game. It is a declared threshold, not a model.
  • Role is read from minutes and production. We do not have a declared position for every European season.

From here

Where it comes from

Source

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Model input

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Computation

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This answer

2026-10-14

Where this comes from

Season averages · closed season · its clock is the seasonSeasons outside the NBA · closed season · its clock is the season
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